The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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siness.
Awnings are going down, to be picked
and preserved for next summers suns,
The "Old Settlers Papers" will be read
with interest by both pilgrim and pioneer.
The numps are going 'round--without
regard to age, sex, or previous condition
Advertisements 10 secure insertion in the
TRIBUNE NEST BE- handed in on Thursdav
Ore is accumulating on the freight depo,
platform, for shipment The orc is cominy
In from different mining districts surround.
ing Dillon.
Charles 6. Noble, dentist, will return ia
his Office in Dillon, on Monday, Dec. 10,
and be ready 70 attend to all patients who
may need his services.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Grace M. F.,
Church will meet at the residence Of Mrs,
Robt. B. Smith, on next "Wednesday after.
noon, Dec. 18th, a. : p. m.
Hunters arc confning themselves now to
ducks and geese. Alderman Brainard and
Will Mulany were out the other day and
bagged fne lot Of ducks and three lar &c
geese.
The Dillon Furniture Co. to-day receiv.
ed its holiday and winter stock. 1t is
mammoth in its proportions. In point of
quantity and quality it excels anything
heretofore placed on the Dillon market bv
this enterprtsing house.
There is vacancy in the Territorial
Democratic Central Committee. Beaver.
head County is blank ON that committee.
1t is understood that Democrat of station.
ary tendencies and good standing will be
named 10 fill the vacancy.
The preparations for the grand Masonic
ball to given by the Masons of Dillon on
the evening of St. Johns day, are being
thoroughly inaugurated. Active commit.
tees have been selected, and they have
commenced work in an earnest and eothu.
siastic manner.
AhS SNtl@ ]A|"c' 81 L'ldl '" II. All.
linsham has the contract for building the
two bridges over the Big Hole River in the
vicinity Of Dewey's Flat. The contractor
already has large amount Of material on
hand, and will commence the building Of
the bridges without delay.
The City Council was to hold Il session
ON Wednesday evening, but only half of a
quorum Of the city daddies put i'll an ap-
pearance. Thetwo Aldermen presen, dis.
cussed the gravity of the situation. and
then, on motion, the Aldermanic ouf.
stood djourncd next Wednesday even
ing, the 1-ith.
The Bonner Mercantile Co., Of Butte, is
the greatest dry goods institution in Mon.
tana, carrying an immense stock of fresh
and fashionable goods in sixteen depart.
mcnts. On the eighth page OF tod days
TRIBUNE will be found new and con.
spicuous announcement Of this mammoth
establishment.
The Beaverh.ad Guards, Company T.,
First Regiment OF the National Guard O!
Montana, will be mustered int" the service
this evening at Armofy Hall in the new
Opera House. Briyadier General Ioe \.
Browne, OF the Governors staff, will :nus-
ter the company into the militia service
Company = now has 4 menher>i,i, n! for.
tv-eiuht.
The ten. page TRlEt'> NJ, with s;pple-
mrn,s and extras whenever required, fur
nishes more nSwsv rcaG!;n3 mattel than
anv otner weekly newspaper in Montana,
and more rca>ing than The weekly reprints
of the ,laiiies Published in the Territory.
A. az advertising medium. considering it.
large circulation, TIC TRlEtNH leads all
other papers published in Southern Mon
tana and Eastern Idaho
General Chas. S. Warren was down from
Butte Yesterday, look;n. aroun! and ne
was very iavorabIy impressed with Dillon,
freely admitting that our city is iirst.class
ucountry burg While in town it was
con;ecture,i tina. Gen Warren was taking
preliminary look a, this section, in order
to buy right.ofwa. for the Manitoba'
Montana Central. His reputation as a
right ot.way buyer has been established
through, his being the able>t and most
plausible sing.e.hanlcd talkcr in the great
Northwest.